tail

I think skunks' fluffy tails are super squee! And oh so fabulous!

Who knew that a squirrel's tail was such a functional piece of fashion?

You mean this isn't how you always sit? Because it's how I always sit! I mean, sure, the location of my tail looks weird, but I can assure you that it's actually totally not awkward at all and is in fact quite comfortable! Are you judging me for my sitting posture right now? Because I feel like you're judging me for my sitting posture right now, and that's not very polite at all!

Via Pioneer Anomaly

This mystery squee is tiny enough to fit in one's hand, has a super-long, curly tail and precious widdle feet. That is a super squee combination. Do any of you know what this creature is?

-Sally Squeeps

This is a Pygmy Marmoset, one of the smallest primates in the whole world. It's so small in fact, it buried its way into my heart and I can't stop squeeing! But hey could be worse.

- Sally Squeeps

Is this rodent a rat, shrew, or some crazy Jim Henson creation? It doesn't quite look like any rodent I've ever seen before. Do any of your squeeps know what this squeeture is?

- Sally Squeeps

Now hold on tight to mama's fluffy tail widdle cub, so you two don't get separated.

-Sally Squeeps

It takes a lot of work and maintenance to keep looking squee. This Fox is making sure his tail is at maximum floofiness.

- Sally Squeeps

This baby possum's tail is curlier than a widdle piglet's!

This clever widdle mouse is tails above (below?) the rest of the other mice. We like animals that are smart and squee!

-Sally Squeeps

The squeople have spoken! Y'all voted and the majority of you decided that the skunk was more squee than the badger. So congratulations little skunks and enjoy your week in the spotlight!

I mean the view of the building, jerk!